
With over 35 years’ experience as leading Italian villa rental specialists, we’ve heard plenty of questions from travellers just like you regarding our vacation rentals in Italy. Below you’ll find answers to the most common questions people ask when renting a villa in Italy, from the best time to visit to the best locations and booking advice.
If don’t see your question here, do not hesitate to call or send us an email at info@tnam.com. Our Villa Specialists are always here to help and guide you every step of the way.
The best time to visit and rent a villa in Italy depends on your preferred weather, budget and travel style. The peak season for villa rentals in Italy is from June to September when the weather is warm and sunny. This is the perfect time for poolside living and cooling off on the Tuscany coast.
April to May and October to November are the best times to visit Italy for guests seeking fewer crowds, excellent value, flexibility, and mild weather, especially in countryside regions such as Tuscany and Umbria. The shoulder season might be slightly cooler, but our hot tub and spa villas and villas with heated pools, guarantee that the water is always warm enough to jump right in.
The most popular places to rent a villa in Italy include Tuscany, the Amalfi Coast, Lake Como, and Puglia. These areas are all known for their beautiful scenery, charming villages and local cuisine.
However, there are many other great places to rent an Italian villa, including Umbria and Veneto, so it is important to find the perfect place for your trip to Italy based on your interests. The best location depends on whether you prioritise countryside, coast, culture, food, or relaxation.
All our Italian villas include a private swimming pool, garden, air-conditioned bedrooms and complimentary use of our concierge services. Guests can also expect amenities including:
Our fully staffed and catered villas in Italy also include additional luxury services such as a private chef, a butler and maids.
In addition to the rental price, there are a few other costs that you need to consider when renting a villa in Italy. These include:
Some villas may charge separately for utilities or pool heating, while services such as private chefs, additional housekeeping, or transport are typically arranged at an extra cost. Your Villa Specialist will always clearly outline these costs prior to booking.
For the widest choice of villas, we recommend booking your villa rental 9–12 months in advance for peak summer travel, particularly for large groups, special events including weddings, or fully staffed properties.
Shoulder-season travel typically allows for more flexibility, though the most sought-after villas in our collection are often reserved well ahead of time. In fact, some guests even book their return stay before their holiday is even over!
Yes, Italian villas are exceptionally well suited to families travelling with children, and Italy is a very family-friendly country.
Our family-friendly villas feature private fenced pools, enclosed gardens, spacious interiors, and flexible bedroom layouts. Additional services such as cots, highchairs, babysitting, and child-focused experiences can also be arranged, making villas an ideal alternative to hotels for family holidays.
There are a few legal requirements that you need to be aware of when renting a villa in Italy, such as: